Education Theory and Pedagogy for Practical Library Instruction: How to Learn What We Really Need to Know

The majority of librarians who have taken on instruction responsibilities have had little to no formal training in educational theories or pedagogical practices. We do the best we can without a foundation for our teaching. This Perspectives column looks at how much theory we really need to know, and...

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Main Author: Molly Montgomery
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Communications in Information Literacy 2015-06-01
Series:Communications in Information Literacy
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Online Access:http://archives.pdx.edu/ds/psu/22383
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description The majority of librarians who have taken on instruction responsibilities have had little to no formal training in educational theories or pedagogical practices. We do the best we can without a foundation for our teaching. This Perspectives column looks at how much theory we really need to know, and how can we gain this knowledge in order to become effective and engaging instructors.
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spelling doaj.art-eb55a303bf1a4b1c9af0f6a1d938fcc52022-12-22T02:29:50ZengCommunications in Information LiteracyCommunications in Information Literacy1933-59542015-06-0191192310.15760/comminfolit.2015.9.1.179Education Theory and Pedagogy for Practical Library Instruction: How to Learn What We Really Need to KnowMolly Montgomery0Idaho State UniversityThe majority of librarians who have taken on instruction responsibilities have had little to no formal training in educational theories or pedagogical practices. We do the best we can without a foundation for our teaching. This Perspectives column looks at how much theory we really need to know, and how can we gain this knowledge in order to become effective and engaging instructors.http://archives.pdx.edu/ds/psu/22383information literacy; educational theory; learning theory; pedagogy; library instruction
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Education Theory and Pedagogy for Practical Library Instruction: How to Learn What We Really Need to Know
Communications in Information Literacy
information literacy; educational theory; learning theory; pedagogy; library instruction
title Education Theory and Pedagogy for Practical Library Instruction: How to Learn What We Really Need to Know
title_full Education Theory and Pedagogy for Practical Library Instruction: How to Learn What We Really Need to Know
title_fullStr Education Theory and Pedagogy for Practical Library Instruction: How to Learn What We Really Need to Know
title_full_unstemmed Education Theory and Pedagogy for Practical Library Instruction: How to Learn What We Really Need to Know
title_short Education Theory and Pedagogy for Practical Library Instruction: How to Learn What We Really Need to Know
title_sort education theory and pedagogy for practical library instruction how to learn what we really need to know
topic information literacy; educational theory; learning theory; pedagogy; library instruction
url http://archives.pdx.edu/ds/psu/22383
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